Toronto School

The Toronto School is a philosophical movement from the mid-20th century centered around the study of communication and language, primarily associated with scholars like Harold Innis and Marshall McLuhan. It emphasizes how media and communication tools shape culture, society, and human perception over time. The school explores how different communication methods influence societal development, emphasizing the impact of technology on human experiences and history. Essentially, it investigates the role of media in molding our reality and cultural landscape, highlighting the interconnectedness of communication systems and societal change.